shutting down mosques that have radical leadership because of the paris attacks. he also told msnbc today that the government should increase surveillance in and around mosques. and in an interview with cnbc, the republican presidential candidate said it's time for americans to reconsider some civil liberties in light of the paris attacks. trump said at a weekend rally that things would have turned out differently had the victims of the attacks been armed. he repeated that assertion today. meanwhile, the french capital remains on edge amid three days of mourning. and heavily armed police conducted raids across the country today in connection with the attacks. n-b-c's bill neely reports from paris

france vowing this is only the beginning. but its prime minister also warned it may be only the beginning of more attacks - more, he said, are being planned in france. raids of a different kind blitzed isis in syria. a dozen french warplanes hitting their stronghold in raqqa. us forces also involved. isis claimed eight men carried out the attacks. french authorities today named the man they believe was the mastermind. abdelhamid abaaoud from belgium, who they believe was in syria last year. and they're still looking for this man. salah abde-salam, also from belgium, an accomplice they believe. police say he's dangerous- "do not approach". they had stopped him at a checkpoint after the attacks. but let him go because he had no criminal record. the faces of the dead stare out, at the places where they died. many here can't put their grief into words. woman dissolves in tears. paris today is braced for more attacks. and still traumatized

by those its seen. bill neely/ nbc news/ paris, france "and france has given more details of those police raids. 127 people, either formally arrested or being questioned, they are known supporters of isis or known jihadis... 31 guns seized. the french prime minister telling the french people, you gotta be prepared for more attacks, we will have to live with this he said for quite some time. back to you." >> members of siouxland's islamic community are condemning friday's terrorist attacks in paris. the islamic center of siouxland adopted a resolution at a meeting of its board members on saturday, stating, quote--"we the muslims of siouxland strongly condemn the recent terrorist attacks in paris, france. no religious tradition can ever justify nor condone such ruthless and senseless acts of violence on innocent civilians and

bystanders. our prayers and condolences go out to the families of the victims in this great human tragedy. we fully stand with them and share their grief and sadness and we pray to god the almighty to heal their grief and loss of their loved ones in the coming days." > weather ad-lib

texas sen. ted cruz has picked up a key iowa endorsement from congressman steve king. the 4th district republican said this morning cruz has always called him the "candidate who is the answer to my prayers." rep. steve king / (r) iowa "the pillars of american exceptionalism have been badly damaged by the assaults from the left. it's our job to defend those pillars and refurbish them, for they are the foundation of the soul of america. that's why my consistent prayer for nearly a year has been to ask god to raise up a leader whom he will use to retore the soul of america." king says cruz would appeal to a

wide range of republicans. cruz is among 14 candidates vying for the republican nomination. he has campaigned heavily in iowa and will be in the state later this week. in a news release, cruz said he was honored to receive the endorsement. the community of homer, nebraska came together sunday to honor the memory of a local firefighter who died in the line of duty 25 years ago. ktiv's tommie clark shows us how gene copple is being remembered.

officer and former assistant rescue chief, robert meins. the ceremony began with a message from the current fire chief, followed by an honor guard presentation. there was then a prayer, music, heartfelt speeches and a moment of silence. ...then they played the last call page. "copple, thank you for your service...and may you rest in peace." the sixteen-year veteran of the homer fire department left behind his wife, marilyn and three daughters-- molly, shelly and megan. "it's a healing process for the girls. they've grown up not having their dad around and that was hard," said gene copple's wife, marilyn copple. they're thankful for the memories and it's made them a stronger and closer family. "it means a lot to my heart to do this for my dad. he's looking down at us saying look what my girls are doing, honoring this for me," said gene copple's oldest daughter, molly copple. sunday, homer healed together as a community. in homer,

>> hope you took advantage of the nice weather over the weekend. ben says we won't see that kind of weather again for..... well, maybe not until next spring. ben's forecast is next. here's the lunchtime view in spencer, iowa.. where it's 50 degrees with light rain falling. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible

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monday overall, looks to be a gray and gloomy day with isolated showers, areas of patchy drizzle/fog, and highs in the 50s. as a much

from the southwest, more organized rain and storms will spread across the area monday night and tuesday and possibly mix in with some wet snowflakes mainly in our westernmost cities tuesday night. other than that though, we should stay snow- free through the middle of the week as showers let up on wednesday. temperatures meanwhile will continue their slide and eventually land in the 40s and 20s by the end of the week when a chance of snow moves in late friday/friday night. we'll see how this plays out in the coming days. see graphics. >>

plans for an ag expo in sioux city could take step a crucial step forward today. that's next.... and agriculture secretary tom vilsack pays a visit to cuba... as the u-s and the communist nation look to expand farm trade. ktiv would like to send out anniversary and birthday wishes to our viewers. edie small of akron, iowa celebrated her 80th birthday on friday november 13th. jim and edie small of akron, iowa celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on friday november 13th. dorothy lane of meckling, south dakota celebrated her 93rd birthday on sunday november 15th. if you or someone you know is having a birthday of 80 years or more or an anniversary of 50 years or

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the sioux city city council votes tonight whether to get behind a proposed agriculture exposition and learning center on the site of the former john morrell packing plant. the city's commitment would be 200-thousand dollars per year for ten years from the capital improvement plan budget, plus 12 acres of land. it would be contingent on a 2-million dollar pledge from woodbury county and one-million dollars in casino revenue from missouri river historical development. the ag expo is an 11-to-14 million dollar project. it would serve rural residents for agricultural activities, classes and livestock shows. the plans include 500 animal stalls and a possible hotel. if all the funding is secured, officials say it could open as early as 2017. u.s. agriculture secretary tom vilsack paid a visit to farmers in cuba. on friday, he visited a farmers

market in havana. the former iowa governor is the third u-s cabinet member to visit cuba since the two countries resumed diplomatic relations. vilsack also held a series of meetings with cuban officials on topics like fruit and vegetable export certification and field inspections... and at a cooperative farm in central cuba, he discussed soil management and crop diseases. vilsack's visit is aimed at laying the groundwork for future agricultural trade between the u.s. and the communist nation.

u.s. stocks are moving mostly higher as markets around the world are holding up better than many expected in the wake of the terrorist attacks in paris. wall street paused for a moment of silence in the wake of the terror attacks in paris. the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq both held moments of silence in honor of the victims. both exchanges went silent at 9:24 am for one minute. still ahead on news four at noon... "cookin' for cowboys." a chuckwagon boot camp where the trail boss cooks up good eats... and life lessons on

here's a live look at west lake okoboji from okoboji skycam... we cook simple these days: pop a dish in the microwave, push a button, and dinner is served in a few minutes. but reporter galen culver has another definition of simplicity handed down from generations of cowboy cooks... and he learned it at chuckwagon boot camp in oklahoma.

he's up before 3. his students sleep in till six... and he starts them easy with canned biscuits just to see where they stand. "my dad always told me when you get bucked off a horse you learn from your mistakes." "you put mayonnaise in there." "mayonnaise added to eggs make 'em fluff." rollins has been a chuckwagon cook for the better part of 30 years.but twice a year he sets up camp and lets a few people peek under his tent... to rummage around the chuckbox... and learn a thing or two about cooking with cast iron. "if you've got a watch here, throw it away or burn it. it won't do you no good. out here there's one time - wagon time." while the cackleberries firm up over a hot fire in his stove named bertha, kent and his wife shannon provide their apprentice cooks the knowledge they need to keep their cooking even...top and bottom. "here we go. never set a lid in

thing you're gonna get at this school what to be without not ever is a fork. you can always add heat to a biscuit but when it's burnt you can't take it the list of cardinal rules is long enough to fill they are consistent. rollins insists that cast iron thought. "they learn a whole lot than just cooking. it's a simplicity of life you know a lot of folks they don't know you can get by without a cell phone." this morning's can biscuits are hot and cold...blond and black too. chuckwagon boot camp offers up a menu you can't get in a regular kitchen... and life lessons you can only find in the hot coals of an open camp fire. >> that was galen culver reporting from oklahoma. kent rollins' cookbook... "a taste of cowboy"... has been one of the top sellers on amazon for several months. a northeast nebraska town is about to celebrate the holidays

if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... they want to go back to letting the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do as president.

still ahead on around siouxland.

and he'll be more than happy to take your entry form. it takes place on november 20th? november 20th in hartington nebraska. that's great. anyone can just stop by and check out what's going on. lots of open houses and businesses, the whole idea is to get people out shopping early for the holiday season. we're excited about that. we're going to have a christmas cookie contest in the afternoon so it's a fun time to get your recipes out and get started for the holidays. lots of vendors at our auditorium so we like people to stop by and check them out. we're also doing a chamber christmas countdown and people in the community can have a chance to win up to $500, so that's kind of exciting. you have a fun theme this year. yes, rocking around the christmas tree. our businesses are really good about decorating their windows and inside their businesses. we've got lots of great parade entries which is fun. of course santa will be there. you always have to have santa, right? you do, definitely. it's not complete

appearing earlier and earlier every year. it's good to see him early. he'll be there for the parade and after the parade so all the little boys and girls can go visit him. what time does the parade start again? 7 pm, november 20th hartington nebraska. make sure you check it out. thank you so much for stopping by lois. thank you for having me. thank you for watching around siouxland, have a great day. >>

>> theresa: hey. >> brady: hi. >> theresa: what are you doing home? >> brady: oh, i thought i'd grab some lunch here, maybe take tate out for a while. do you you wanna come? >> theresa: uh, nope. you can go on ahead without me. >> brady: what's wrong? >> theresa: nothing. >> brady: theresa. what happened to us being open and honest with each other? >> theresa: okay, fine. victor kicked me out. >> brady: what? >> theresa: what, you-- you're surprised? brady, you know he hates me. he only let me stay here

because of tate, but i guess something changed, and now he wants me out. >> brady: oh, man. >> theresa: what does that mean? >> brady: it was me. >> rafe: chad, abigail is with her fianc\. >> chad: so what? >> rafe: so why are you saying she's running out of time? >> chad: for one thing, ben's trying to cut out everyone in her life that cares about her. >> rafe: okay, listen. listen to me. after your little meltdown in the police station, i went and spoke with jennifer. >> chad: and? >> rafe: and she just heard from abigail, and abigail said that things are great between her and ben, and she's actually gonna stay a little while longer. and she said that she really loves him. so maybe it's time for you to accept that and move on. >> abigail: ben, i mean it. you need to take me to the emergency room. >> ben: no, come on abigail, you've been trying to figure out a way to get back to chad-- >> abigail: no! >> ben: since we got here. >> abigail: ben, no, i'm telling you, i told you, i would never lie to you about our baby to get away from you. i'm telling you the truth, ben, please, it is way too

early, if our baby comes now,